Non-Metallic Minerals Production and Prospecting Notes
The report from Herberton on June 26 details 1937 non metallic mineral outputs in the Commonwealth and related import data. It notes mica, asbestos, graphite, felspar, and doorspar production, high import reliance, price and transport challenges, and government interest in expanding domestic supply. It also covers proposed mining exemptions, mineral lease applications, and a new stanniferous discovery near Mount Helen with initial assay results and geological observations.
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Herberton
Commonwealth
Northern Territory
Western Australia
South Australia
Queensland
Ingham
Goverment Teologst
C. C Morto
Act
AE George
Frank Fraser
Mt Helen
Lee Brothers
Heshead
Berwick
Mount Helen
Waterview
Cardwell
North Coast Railway
Morton
Ewan
Claudie River
Queensland's Gold Output and Iron Range Developments
Port Douglas mines resume heavy season work as Br. J. Gordon drives 380 ft No.1 tunnel at Iron Range mine with reef intersection at 340 ft and substantial stoping. Reports from Chillagoe and Mount Morgan detail increased refined gold and copper production, tin mining gains, and state smelter activity, while a new show near Iron Range opens and leases yield promising assays.
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Portiany Roads
Br. J. Gordon
Lron Range
Rei
Ant
Saabe
Ibis
Bell
Rotter
Iron Range
Herberton
Teleo
Chillagoe State
Alaudie
Mount Conten
Mount Morgan
Queensland
Ausralia
WSR
East
Western
Australis
Victoria
New South Wales
Approved pre Pont report on ore prices and production
The climate report notes malybdesite priced at 42 per unit for concentrates. The company sold concentrates at 8000 tons of metallic content in the first three months and held 9000 tons stocks at period end. Current daily tonnage is 7500 tons, down from 12000, with improved recoveries at 4 percent.
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Clima
London Metal Market Quotes Copper Lead and Silver
London weekly quotations show copper lead and silver prices with spot and forward levels. Despite scattered entries, averages indicate copper around 41 to 42 pounds per ton and zinc near 14 pounds, with forward contracts extending into late June.
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London
Coper
Imme
Mlone
Alien
Tane
Heya
Endogamy Movement Challenges Native Marriages in New Ireland
In Nama ngai district New Ireland officials report a shift from exogamy to endogamy sparked by two prophetic leaders. They urged Christian unions amid a cargo prophecy, causing village meetings, disrupted gardens, and concern until district authorities intervened to quell the movement.
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Canberra
Namangai
New Ireland
Fortsaw
Rome
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Rapdeeg
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Tumor Hess
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Therton
E Holdcroft -Dmonton
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Mick
MacKay & GO. Pty. Ltd
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Wallaby
Gonoglo
Australia
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Valley
Brisbane
Joseph Henry McVilly
General Printing Office
Abbest-street
Herberton Mineral Field
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Mt Garnet
Nettle's Creek
Battle's Creek
F.T. Smith
E. J
Slaughter Yard Gully
Herbeston
Gilbert Francis Hudson
Stanley Roos
Watsonville
Hill View
Hillview
Samuel Mowbray Edwards
Sninebank
Tornado Mine
Mownt Morgan
Black Ta
Vale
Gordon
Mount Morgan Ltd
Precipi Peee Ioe Este
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Chillagoe
Smoelters
Hawking
Famos
Polisia
Mdae
Chilpoe
Coger
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Etheridge Field
London Metal Market
Pigre
Pity
Spe
Forma V6
Glise
New
TH Kelly
Eas
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the Town
Stenlea
Nadel
Tasle
Nlr Hae
Sf. Cron Ceed Rid
Tence
A. J. Draper Pty. Ltd
Howe
Cale
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